LOS ANGELES -- Andrew Friedman had been on the job less than a week when somebody lobbed the question at him that his predecessor had been unhappily dealing with for the previous eight months: what to do with the surplus of outfielders?"I've been asked that question as if it's a problem. If it is, it's a tremendous problem to have," Friedman said. "There are a lot of really talented players who happen to play the outfield here.